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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

ThAs hsrnstars 81 ,1e go 8afhbaa Hsass
vi - ,oia as aaellon ne@k fzes1s9,
J2as =
A 4sd - Tsxas siesrs passed through lAs
ear fssisSeag ~ kaelr a4F - las s.4axA-
- a. A1exsgon-
Ihs Easra IL E8ae4nsn siil ~r1zzls
sla - rspert q lns ConlAiuss an 1sscb-
e<s .xzi1 t4is ste1lnx
Tia q " "a. . ssFinx ass sss
eoa1nes sailt a. he fuiipskn ~srks. ssien
al soon - p1t lato serslca
fha Achissk Wsmzns Esiisf csfps
rsaka t1is, Ia Ia tnilst slssss. estA a. ~
nsssa5elz1sS s1d nuaabes q csrDs
Nm Fsa Wye9 9f 80 fsifsrson-sss sus
kziael : f-sctfrs qf ths aga - st'inbllns
eseE tse eaFpei Wednesday sttsrno0n.
Ths Wsidic6mb Faroitans comp<ny hsa
ssEDfot S1s eoatftel ~ f4f1i4a 0ssF G1a
a4tf sf tle as4 1s&re HsStaia Al foieio.
Capt ~ A esgesk ~ fhs G. q ~ A.
rFessltet Manager NbIAkea via al.s
p@.nlans u Ottawa Beaca, 81 Wa koFt.
iantff
TIE ot Settlers sii sienia 10 thsiF hearts
eou1shi az hests iAEe tRsay and u ths
ssat1sr bs 1ne, he crowd VII csgtai1lg
nlt - sefy snalA
Flsasafs sssEsrs sTs already going 70 tae
toftAeFn resorts a half st0zen auiliss
pessst tfronsa ne ely 7esieriaT GA lhsls
cay 10 (1arlsgoix.
e0me Ok u.s ysan< so.isty people q the
city are elscassi1x ne feasibility OF sffang-
tng e farnis too 1zl4ent % i1ks place On
lae Fourth OF jay.
The Progressive Vel 1hhoshood Club Nil
give aGofn4f 81 taeIr slsant soci2t r4rtifs
. tbe Hest side skaf.Es AcsdenY next
~ einesisf evening"
The Clieket Club VII pay an exhibition
za1ss ~ tle taIs tflunNts fhis afternoon
and thers MI o. = rsms of bal hrtseen
t1s eapioyss of E4loa 8 Lyon and seriI <
q Company
Tse iron tubing tor The gas sslI. nsas0s-
iag 50 ieet hassrriged snd u icing taken
- sae scsne II action. The Vel vii be
earsd Immediately and ooriag resumed A.
aeon A. possible
seven young men employed ia Baldwin ;
BRICK yard ello struck wednesday for an IN
crease u wages. returned yesteTday morn
az aid as 81 O. 30 tGksn oack. Some we're
~ nstsfed lnd others refused en, rlcy nleElt.
The Knights q fylhsas. headed by The
Ratriarchat C1fcis band. usaie nne parade
Yesterday N1iie On their way the depot,
from Naers ne went - Kalamazoo 20 a.
fend the nri rade ecc4npnaent Of The TAT
formec Rank.
Judge narhngarns did not render his
deciaion "a Tie Chsges bfoWn writ OF
naneas cofpus ease Yesterday, 1ut adjourn
e4 u rnti tomorr0w afternoon. stating that
be desired farther aufnoFifies submitted On
tne question OF jurisdiction.
Ihs h .. "A excursion 10 KsianaEoc
Yesterday was a decided success. the train
polling cut from the Union depot with
sever coaches crowded with pleasure see<-
ers. They returned ast evening tired 5u
sill happy snd satisfied With their trip.
Early aext month The G. E. 4 T. will re-
eeiye The last consignment Of freight cars
Numbering 1895 from the Michigan Cal
Works. Six new ocachss will Dc added n
time ior the resort sesson aud there will b
eight Woodruff sleeping cars on the road
this Sulunse
I -
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
IS 1T SPITE woRk7
Arrest OF Mamie Brown ca an ola War
Yesterday.

Arrest OF Minnie brova on an Old War
Yesterday.
Three months since Minnie Brown caused
the arrest OF Kittie Bennett FOR stealing a
dress. Kittie retaliatsd by making a COM
plaint against Minnie for selling liquor
without license. The warrant was placed
ia the hands of Jim Connolly. who was
then defecsise, aud according 10 report il
Was duly served and Minnie notified TO
appear At Court the next morning. sac
never appeared. and nothing further was
heard OF the warrant until yesterday, when
il was again served aud she viii probably
appear in Court this morning. The duty Of
the officer was clearly 10 have brought the
woman before the Court when sue failed 10
sppear. and the fact that tho warrant has
been allowed % slumher 20 long would
lead person Of ordinary AGILITY to believe
that its resurrection may have connection
with TIE remark made By Sergeant Hurley
70 Johnny Ray--the womsns husband
nov awaiting Trial. You'll be sorry you
didn't plead guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

". c. Wren. q. ;. A.. IS at the Aorton.
j. l. Neil. OF Dakota. Is in the city visit
ing bis brother, G. Il. N0u-
Miss Emma Leichner, of Canal ST., is
visiting friends a. Hastings.
AIRS Anna Berger. o. Jackson. Is visiting
NJ. and Mrs. Fred q. Berger at 80 Lyon 81.
IJanes Gerrans. landlord Of the Griswold
Fonse. Detroit, was Ia the city yesterday
o. business uip.
Mr. and Mrs An'on G. Hodsnpyl have
removed 70 their handsome new residence
Cn East FOltoa-st.
.. NJ Beajansin returned from a trip to
Wisconsin yesterday. where he Was looking
after his lumber interests.
r. A. MoseiY and family will leave July
I ior he seaside. vis The st. Lawrence river
snd the White Mountains.
" II. r. Walker. ofLanaing. IS in The city
Oh business connected with the Masonic
Matusi Beuedt association.
Mrs J. A. Gonzales viii leave for
kenOsks. Wis. soon. where she viii spend
the Summer with relatives.
Frsd and Will wurzburx and Zach Al
drich arrived safely IN London. and are en
ronte tor Paris aud Germany.
Ex-DepCty Sheriff Plstte. who is now a
q married and settled down farmer was in
the city yesterday visiting lis old friends.
Miss Josie Cushing. formerly With the
Capples Woodsn Ware Company, has ac-
esrssd position IS cashier tor the S;sr
Clothing House.
Kiss Ii'ia Nay has returned from the
summerviise school. and after brief visis
a. The family 0l her nncle. Mr. A. Nav
WI spend he Simmer a. Eock Island, 1T
Isdrs Russell Of Ccsaaa county. was in
The eitg yesterday &C h3s way home fr0u
boiling court ia MuskeEon. The Ja1gs
has recently nade s3mo lar-e purchases OF
cedar snd pins lands.
J. j. Ford and Johnson. o. The vel
kncFn ffn 81 .. J. Ford. job asoB 3 Co..
char manufacturers st NicbiEao Csty Ind
ard Chicsg0. ara IA be easy buying nItchin-
ery t1r tDsr factofics
Levi e Wsgner. u Lakevipw. and Mss
Narlhs Belle Hal. wsrs married re-ter3sv
~ the rssi ience of bis brother. g. IL Wax-
nef. ~ $50 Crescent. eTe. rhsy EFF for Z
frln smonc TIE Northern summer rssorts.
Prof. G. &. STeasaerr has fstarned from
FintIav. o. where Re vas attending tha
areat nstagai gas esiebrsfion. He speaks
ill xlowipZ terms ~ ihs brilliant scens rcr,-
rsssris1 wsen shs village was illuminated
a. night BY natural gas.
rev n. tftf-cs q tteaeoEs tae sound
rcfnnd and popgiar Abbe sho attends e
the spiritual ws1is ~ al the Church 81
Rome from Fernontviiis 70 Grass Lake.
90 TIE Michigan tensrai road. wss visiting
friends in tie city Yesterday and dty BE-
fore.
Dan =. So per. Postmaster General for tb.
Muskezcn river and ia frfhufarsrs--fh.
uau whom President Cleveland desixjisfes
~ the hanisoaas little seltox frora IN.
berth woosis 81 Nchixar. ras IN tn~u
Yesterday "a s Arranging - entertain
large fshia~ narir Who vii risig Ness avg,
from this cry soon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
oEATH OF Philip SPARKLING.
The Beck Agent Died Yesterday Tbs
Remains ts Pc Taken Hone

Phflip F. spariin-. the little book agent
who vas injured by being thrown from q
buggy IN runaway on Monday. and who
has bsen hanging between hfe snd death
since. Fasssd quietly away =. { O'clock
vsstsrfav afternoon. He vas taken 70 the
y. B.A- Horae Wednesday. snd there. in
fha rresenes e bis father mother aud
bret her and other friends bis life passed
eut sravinx oriv the cold ciav foy his
friends - mourn over His BODY wss M
6slnei and place. n the casket lsst even
IND. sni st o'clock tnis naoruine & ell
fe stirpeJ. sccorr peaiei ~ the family, 20
his old home ~ Kingsley. whers the faner-
a ssrricss vii Be held. The deceased bad
mary friends here wh8 vii m0arn over
His nrunely eud.and sympsfhize with The
hersavsd reiasives.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Amos Raihbun aud Tom Lynch ieavs for
Jackson this evening with the PAGER "Sig-
ger and Morses trotssr. "Frapk Noble
to parlpsspafe iB the races which lake place
there lsxt week. Dikemsn 4 Mclntyrss
I'd Vac and TIE Big Mix Peddler.
cns ~ their recent purchases arr already 10
tue Cestgsi City. They are iF The hands q
Chariev Lewis. an experienced driver. who
exrecls 81 ride near the hea3 Of tns rr0-
cession Ia two or THREE Of the events of the
rneetnx. Ed Mac = IN hns condiilon apd
bis owners expect good work from hin this
a..afsa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Pine lands in Newaygo county, Upper
Peninsula aud Wisconsin,; also choice
Southern pine. ex lent farms m this
county aud vsirable city property for sale.
Money to loan on real es-hie or bank se-
curities in sums from <aD0 20 $4,000.
Stocks and bonds bought and sold.
have also for sale. az reasonable terms,
piece Of reai sstate with frontage OF 10
feet. which Is admitted 10 be the most de-
sira0le property in the city for the location
of first class hotel. Wholesale dry goods
house. stores, bank or other business in.
dusiry. For particulars call on OF address
a. II. AsrisnxL.
Room Lovett's Block, opposite Sweet
Hotel
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

I. is settled that here viii be no formal
cslebration OF the Fourth Of July in Grand
Rapids this year 5u, there viii be several
attractions. and Il il probable that there
vii hs fuitT ss many visitors in tie citg ss
there would be II We were % have 4 great
bow oQt" The 0-W ssh-to- Nones will
celebrate at the lake the competitive drill
between the Grand Rapids Guard and the
Jackson Gaari will take plsce AZ the Fair
Grounds a Lawn tennis tournament j. Be
ing arranged. several games of base ball
viii tske place snd Il = probable that the
Cricket Ci1b will want 10 play an exhi-
hifinr rsuss
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Gen ". T. Inuss went - Ccrinna 80
tsris~. skere. last evening. BE presented
bssot5sal SILK banner ts ths Innes camp.
sons 81 F<ersSs. a. thar place Tie IN
scfiaficn 0n tte csrner - "6en Wrn. r.
INNS CAMP Ssns - Veterans Ne 5f Car
anna Nch.. and ths eoet ~ arms - rsp-
resented ID coIcra T. T. N1sAer. - the
HrsfF7a Sefte. accompanied the 9enersl
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

The rhnaix Fafniture CoaFanY = en-
eaess n the msnuiaetare q = rev line of
9po.is 60 81 isrFe oontrset reosptly msds
With efn n England TIE <ssigns are
81 az fnf,reiy neE chersftef haginx hs&r
prepared - an kneilsb desiezef. who hss
Daaafscfarsd here sud shIfed - EHE-
iand Esr a lower f<ars fkaa Il nsa be
manufactured On English eadi vath ~
cheap labor
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Now a. Spring is here. aud evsfybcdy
changes their clothing ! would adviss yoa.
ifyoa have any work in cleaning and dys-
inx. to take such where you can get sbe
best 4ors done 81 the lowest prices. such
place Is the "Oid and Reliable Esgle Steam
Dye House, No. - Csnal-st.
" r. Binding. lining and repairing OF
gents clothing is done with ths utmost of
nesinsss sn5 durability, which il proven
beyond a doubt.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
A fs.np<raaes Pay .Ehs Cure
Nesaeen q n Class.


The popular halter. Jerry Boynton. No.
g. Monros.sl,, wiil make extensive i'm
proyemenss in and about his store bsfcre
F4ll. preparatory 20 putting in = large
wholesale stock Of hats. Hewils make The
basement the sample and shipping ROOM
The most stylish hat the representative oi
this Journal saw, wss q French poxsdot
lawn tennis hst, which Is q perfect little
beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

IL ofere,i. In good fzith 6F she naHufsc-
tlrers cf ~ @ere f'sfsrrh Rene8v for
csss 81 caisrrh w1leh siiep cannes e1re is
- nilt. saoshlns snt healing ia its effects
aad eares "eoia IN the ne4.t catarrhal
,isafssass. threat ailments and ,ns1y ether
comp p.itstlans q q tiatressinz disease. So
rsfita. b. tr1rEists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

s. " Watson & Co., i02 Monroe-st.. are
selling boots and shoes ct extremely low
prices. Every purchaser OF SHOES should
learn their prices before buying a. any other
store. They deal in honest goods AS every
one Knows, and prices lower than offered by
others.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

ladies desiring to make purchases. order
stamping. or take lessons in Decorative
Needlework or fabric painting. are invited
10 call coon as we will be here but abort
time Our rooms are exceptionally cool
and pleasant. Widdicomb building. Take
elevator. MADAME GRAHAM.
OF New York.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

TIE O. ~ ssh - NonK dsncs ~ The bost
house = Rsmons last night wss = dslseht-
fssl affair. sesTly hundred coepses partsei-
pafin9 "a tke pleasures ~ TIE setzsioa. he
lsss trxia lesyinE hs LAKE jast sessEs Als-
AixA<
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
a olosa confksf.


EEt9 sestsbt
Ihs efefstns fssEagassY 81 ~ Fisea e.
eppoffa4iky teeksas ~ ~<laessiax ~ ssfs.
keaesl xless eeasess tas is@zsk< paste - ns
assa - Aataaas, fxsasafiosl fstsy tNfFelk
e sszsle. as Fsssv okeary. e c4n9n.
a.ki. @Ell sAeet - - essx aes Exlsb. s>fh
~ - ssisas I'D 4stk s<4sMs1Ae sP&fFsss.
OIssrf i sara hfstsf sna wlA as~a
Psaas ns.n a tks flzx a Chs<txf reFk
ksar<anetl. galy 4 IA1ss iEssFs<tse - Sks
asaiy at en- bs sss1fs1 ef FlssfosI
sss1saxs sntertsis 1nxnt. q tie nxet eksi
seFsiy t<ke ris0e-no< sn1 - r<k4e - 80
the Kinnsira- DlDeeD mach.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
Auction sale

Next Tuesday, june u. all the furniture Of
the New Rathbun House. without any
reservation, will be sold AZ public auction
TO the highest bidder. A great chance to
es, some good furniture very cheap. q.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

There will be an excursion down the
river on the steamer Barrett. sunday. June
10 Boat will leave dock at $50 p. "a. Fare,
round trip. % cents
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
Decorative Art.

Ladies are invited 10 call aud see the
latest styles Of decorative reedlework. etc,
in Widdicomb building. Take elevator.
MADAME GRAHAM
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Creaf snffion ssie - sDe iiaricr snd bes.
rets1 t1rnif1re. csrrsts, stoFss. etc ~ ne
New EEibtuu Honse. commencing or Tues
sar Ianc ?; n p IA. an3 - ~ntnae
za,il sll ,zsoiL J. r Wslsos.
A1enen<er
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
Anctlan Sal.

Next Tuesday. June II. ell the furniture of
the New Rsthbun House, without snv
reservation. will be sold n public auction
to the highest bidder. A great chance to
get some g0od furniture very cheap.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Lessons in Decorative Needlework and
Fabric painting. Shading a specially. Cool.
airy rooms Widdicomb building.
MApANE GRAHAM.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
liz nnrds.

Handsomely embossed. Get them before
going to the reunion at Detroit.
l.. b srAEroS,
Pearl-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

VIII be given at Poneroy & Lawtons
hall, corner West Fulton and Jefferson ST..
FRIDAY evening June 18th. Strict order will
be observed understanding the warm
weather, the hall is large and veil ventilated.
and those ia attendance will md the room
comfortable. An enjoyable time is antici
pated ft
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Remember the auction sale Of the furni'
ture OF the New Rathbun House next Tues
day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

Remember the suction sale OF the furni-
ture of the New Ratbbun House next Tuess
day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17

4 gpntlenan IarvslY interested IN ths Re-
tai cieshine trade ln 81. Louis. psssei
throsieh here Yesterday On bis war 70 -
fr<tgf ee9sen. He ssi3 that tke people q
tbs city we're buving clothing as lowsr prices
t5an IN anr eitv IN the Vest He ssid.
ttEnk Is q scottish ldes ef Levi of tie '-sis1. =
seilinz a geod Faudvk 81 wooi esss suis ~
s. ~ ttas an - msie fo.isV IA lots ~
SO nnder g. = TO e. The ICES Ct his sell.
fnx Poplin Iasgers A. s. cents. hags' sairf
ssisfs AZ ~ cents o. conzzs the feIfoos
,srwr in 81 fouis hsTe some leaders. bnt
we ssf siaastlser a. goods shls Stsr Cioth-
ma Haase does II they i3ee mensy a end
~ season. no ous II 80 blame buf ti1e1a-
sei1 1sa
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-17
FURNITURE TO ORDER.

Anything or everything in the
line of special furniture, inside
finish of house, Office or store,
wood mantels, and contract
workof any kind made TO order
on short notice and in the best
manner out of thoroughly dried
lumber of any kind. Designs fur
nishcd when desired.
WOLVERINE CHAIR CO.
w. E. Pesrl-st, bridge
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
Rr,,y Forth .he scotchmar.

The history Of the item published In
these columns the other day, that was
copied from the Virginia Report. stating
tina. our fellow-townsmsn, q. L. Broy had,
by falling from his quartz wagon both OF bis
legs broken, and which we stated was in
correct, has been discovered. In order
to straighten out matters, however, we
will have to find the gentleman from
Scotland, as Mr.. Broy informs us that he
has not now, nor has be had, a man OF that
nativity in his employ. Here ID the state
ment OF the case by the Report:
We published the information on tht
strength OF a dispatch received here from
Eureka by q Scotohmsn who had WORKED
many years for Broy, and who was on hi
way to San Francisco, and from thence h
Nova Scotia to see his people, havini
saved few thousand dollars. Now, Their
is the story in 9 nutshell. That dispatcl
called on this man to return TO Eurek
Immediately, as Broy could no possibl
get along without him. and he left tb
same evening TO take charge Of the bus
ness Of his old boss. We cannot explai
why such news should be sent. except
were a desperate means OF getting til
man back to work for him.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
Notable Typos.

Hon. O. A. V. Putnam, of the Virginia
Enterprise, is with his wife visiting
Marshall Robinson and wife In Carson.
Messrs. Putnam and Robinson are, with
the exception Of Mr.. Rocker, who now
has charge Of the New York Tribune
building, the only survivors of the force
OF As conipositors who worked under Mr..
Rockers foremanship OF the Tribune in
the days of Horace Greeley's editorship OF
that then great and influential paper
Carson Union.
Our esteemed contemporary is slightly
mistaken. A. Skillman, one OF the pres
ent proprietors Of the SENTINEL, claims
the honor Of being one Of the survivors
Of the force employed on that paper in
those memorable days when the old phil
osopher was at the helm. and who sweat
blood (metaphorically speaking) while
trying to decipher the hieroglyphics in the
grand old editors articles while working
at the case in the Tribune office some As
years ago.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
He Does Not Concur.

We clip the following from the Reno
Gazette. The gentleman who dissents is
our former Ruby Hill townsman Char
ley" Fassett: Druggist @. NJ. Fassett,
after an analysis OF the Truckee water. dis.
sents from the opinions, as published in
the Gazette. of Druggist Hodgkinson.
Doctors Bergman. Bergstein and Daw-
son relative to the deleterious effects
of the sawdust In the Truckee
to the health OF this community.
Mr.. Fassett quotes approvingly the fol.
lowing: Organic matter may be derived
from q vegetable source. such as leaf
monld, and the decomposition products
OF wood, in which case il ia practically
harmless. or it may be derived from
animal sources. in which case it almost
always causes a serious impurity.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03

AS the probability is that the big circus
OF John Robinson now en- route across the
continent will not visit Eureka this year,
we can but feast our eyes by reading some OF
,ne novelties 1t contains. We don't be-
neve there is a boy in this vicinity who
OF ssl;n no' ! wo,a . month for the privilege
only five minutes:
Une OF the greatest attractions in the
m Tammotn menageries OF John Robinson's
zen Blg New Shows which will exhibit in
Elko July IS. is a happy family coIiso.;on
which proves n of the g%reatest sonrces
sre a ao u. M 9; for young and old. There
s ret Uu or M NJ different specimens Gagged to-
Ems. mice. birds, raccoons' sn,ars
squarrels. rabbits, goats, prair;s dnas
guinea pigs, etc. 1.-THE King 81 the Csra,,;
an Irish game cock. whose ren"..os
osaies with, and conquests over ~ sas,
al bis companions have won for h; me r .ha
""s OF Sullivan, OF the happv Sam,,r .
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
A Rich strike.

Jerry Mcmahon, Dennis Devlin and
Tim Shine took q lease Of the Rescue
mine at Silverado a few months ago.
They have been prospecting in different
directions and concluded to clean u a
drift that had been filled up by she for
mer ~lessees. At the breast Of il they
found q small streak of ore. This has in
creased with development, and is now
from four to five feet thick. The ore is
very rich, assaying as high as $3.50 per ton,
and Mcmahon & Co., will doubtless make
a good thing out OF ID.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
The ssoonnght social Club.

A club has been formed by some OF the
gentlemen Of Eureka for the purpose OF
taking moonlight excursions TO Diamond
station, TO be known as the Moonlight
Social Club. They are to have the con-
troll and management Of all social parties
to he given in future at Diamond. Con-
duotor Crowley is to furnish suitable
transportation. to keep the pavilion in
good shape and have II we'll lighted when.
ever parties are given by the club. There
will be lunch and refreshment stands on
the ground. Music, dancing and general
social amusement ia the aim OF the club.
The officers are: Lou Dnnkie, President,
A. e. Cheney. Vice President; Ed Phil.
lips, Secretary. and H. T. Hoadley. Treas.
urer.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
A Lead scald.

on friday night, at hslf-past 10 o,oloct
AuA Tracy was at work on a o~rvs.o,.
,as'' a'the Richmond refinery. There were
.ooArs OF lead in for treatment, which w.,s
sLin ea' and the door had been oponea i
bao hahn oil the dross. when Tracy sirnaaS ~
foranH, with his left foot. into i II II
titna.ely happened that his shoe wss
msl.a "ed at the top, the lead was barsis
hence a. ana ne got his foot out quickly.
isllow 'ne burns are not very severe ~,
awav Workman, while cutting The shos
nlacy, also cut Tracy's foot in two ~ 49,
his bs'e III, frank was brave enough 70 wns ee
mnos sun. out but his foot cansad b,n' =
woNla pun Yesterday that he eonc,rdas ~ :,
ew days. anu nurse IL for q
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-07-03
To Investigate che water Question.

The Silver State is informed that q
committee Of ranchers from Big Mead
ows, Humboldt, Winnemucca, Golconda,
Iron Point and Battle Mountain will 60 to
Beowawe in q few days to ascertain by
personal observation if, as is alleged. any
considerable part of the waters OF the
Humboldt have been diverted from their
natural channel to form q lake. in an
arid valley. 1t is probably that an i'm
portant lawsuit will result from the in
vestigation,
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A shipment of five tons of ore from the
Bully Boy mine was made TO the Rich
mond furnace q day or two ago. This
was taken out by one msn-Mr. Spence
in one week. The ore worked $50 per ton,
and carried 20 per cent Of lead. The vein
is from four to five feet thick and about
nine feet long. Mr.. Spence thinks that
he can get QUE ore now fast enough to
make a very good stake before his lease
expires.
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Sunday school and Picnic.

Rev. Joseph r. Hammond will have
services at IL o'clock in the morning and
1880 in the evening, and Sunday school at
2:15 p. NJ, at the Ruby Hill M. E. Church
70. day. There will be a Sunday school
picnic tomorrow. it being the Fourth OF
July, and the children are requested to
meet promptly at l o'clock P. NJ. Mr..
Hammond will deliver a Fourth Of July
Grafton suitable to the occasion.
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r ARRIVALS.

Jackson House-B. B. Straight, A. M
Self, Duckwater; n. A. Comins, Taylor;
Miss Eta Comins, Reno; j. Williams d
family, Hot Greek; Miss s. DAILY. Thomas
Robinson & family, Newark; L. +. j.
Wrinkle, Virginia City; II. Feasherstone'
Ely; A. T. Spence, Bully Boy mine; A. A.
Cownover, Cold Greek.
Bureau Hotel-George Yerick, Silver
ado; w. Langridge, Carson; Thomas Mel
Ian. CITY,
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